Subway - San Diego

Taste equal to any fast food place, good service, clean place, good taste of cookies.

I’m writing this on behalf of my boyfriend since he does not have a Yelp account.He goes to Subway everyday for lunch and always experiences rude service from the two main ladies there. One is pregnant and she is the main one always running her mouth in Spanish and has a man (possibly her boyfriend) there with her giving dirty looks and trying to intimidate. Could someone please tell me if this is professional for employees of a food business (or any type of business) to be conducting or acting in this manner?These ladies have a tendency to not always speak in Spanish and be rude; they have a totally different approach to the Latin clientele. They are nice and chatty; it is obvious their choice of people and the preferential treatment given to those customers.I think it’s extremely unnecessary to have any family or friends present while working. Especially those individuals who are just causing a negative impact on your business. Also, the pregnant woman stated that “I could come to your job and make a complaint about you.” How appropriate is this?My boyfriend just told me that the pregnant woman’s boyfriend went to his job and said he wanted to make a complaint. He pointed out my boyfriends vehicle and threatened him!A manger needs to address this now!!!

Great location so convenient right next to the DMV. I was in the area taking care of my registration and decided to stop by for a tuna sub. The female worker that prepared my sub needed her energy level to be better for customer to feel welcome. Almost walked out due to the service but was craving a tuna sub after long day at the DMV. Aside from the service the bread was very fresh and well prepared for that reason I give it 4 stars.

Does not accept EBT as advertised by Subway.Otherwise, the sandwiches were delicious and the employees were nice.

I really enjoy this place! The atmosphere is always friendly, and there's never a crowd. I appreciate how we can go straight to the front of the line.